Museum open Monday through Saturday 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. Admission $5
On exhibit in the Carving Styles case, this very rare alabaster bear by Jack Kallestewa, son-in-law of Simon Bica, father of Rickson. Jack passed away last weekend. Our condolences to Quanita, Rickson, and the entire family
Special guest Loren Tsalabutie created this spectacular Sonoran Sunrise bobcat
for the benefit of the Museum. Available by auction only. See details below.
for the benefit of the Museum. Available by auction only. See details below.
Sonoran Sunrise bobcat by Loren Tsalabutie, 2 1/2" high by 4" long by 1 1/2" thick.
Loren's carving will be auctioned for the benefit of the museum.
You may bid by email at any time or in person on the day of the opening.
Current bid will be published on our home page, but there will be no personal updates.
Winner will be notified at end of day July 11, 2019. Winning bid: $4050.
Thank you, Loren!
Loren's carving will be auctioned for the benefit of the museum.
You may bid by email at any time or in person on the day of the opening.
Current bid will be published on our home page, but there will be no personal updates.
Winner will be notified at end of day July 11, 2019. Winning bid: $4050.
Thank you, Loren!
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What's behind the door? Grand opening will be announced soon. Rainbow Man mural by Keith Edaakie, Zuni. |
We wish to publicly acknowledge and thank all those who responded to our recent letter requesting donations to the museum fund. Thanks to your generosity, we have completed the move to the new space and are currently having Museum cases built and collecting exhibit items. We will be open summer 2019.
Thank you, friends! We could not have done this without you!
Thank you, friends! We could not have done this without you!
Gathering the materials ... First interviews and photos for the museum archives, recorded at Grey Dog Trading's inaugural show with Loren Tsalabutie and his mom Sherdine Tsattie. Professional journalists and museum volunteers Stephen Goode and Rick Kozak did the honors.
People keep asking: where is the new shop and museum? THIS is where. This is the entrance to Old Town from the Albuquerque Museum parking lot. Our place is the first building on the right, where the rose is in bloom. The rear of our building abuts the Old Town parking lot (entrance beside Hacienda restaurant). Plenty of accessible parking! And it's almost ready for the move!
PROGRESS! The museum building is getting close to completion. We are still on track to be open this August.
GROUNDBREAKING! On Saturday, February 3, 2018, we officially broke ground for the Zuni Fetish Museum. After the asphalt was cleared, Mr. Kenny Bowekaty from Zuni blessed the ground where the museum will stand. Photos show: the site (with Kent waving from the future front door location); board members in attendance (Sloan Cunningham, Jane Helton, Steve Goode); and the board members with directors Kent McManis and Yvonne Stokes, and Mr. Bowekaty.
Opening 2018, in Old Town Albuquerque, New Mexico, dedicated to the exhibition and study of Zuni fetishes, the art, history, and culture.
Grey Dog Trading is pleased to announce the formation of the Zuni Fetish Museum to open 2018 in Old Town, Albuquerque, NM. The Museum will showcase historic and contemporary Zuni fetishes with both permanent and changing exhibits. Its goal will be to expand the knowledge of this wonderful Native American art form, and in part to differentiate real Zuni fetishes from copies made by others. All Zuni people will have free admission to the Museum so they may see the works of their ancestors and contemporaries.
To our knowledge, this will be the only museum anywhere devoted to a single Native American art form.
We soon will have information about membership opportunities, as well as how monetary and item donations may be made. Watch this page for continued updates about this exciting project.
To our knowledge, this will be the only museum anywhere devoted to a single Native American art form.
We soon will have information about membership opportunities, as well as how monetary and item donations may be made. Watch this page for continued updates about this exciting project.
The Zuni Fetish Museum is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization.
Please contact Grey Dog Trading, 505-243-0414, for donation information.
Please contact Grey Dog Trading, 505-243-0414, for donation information.
A portion of all sales by Grey Dog Trading go directly to The Zuni Fetish Museum.
